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Antonia Cortese, executive vice president of the American Federation of Teachers, says that the proposals include "seriously flawed ideas with faddish allure that won't produce better academic results. In fact, as state legislation mandating recycling grows and interest in "green" technology moves from faddish to common business practice, more companies are looking to use their financial wherewithal to tap into these markets, and recycling companies are finding a receptive audience as they look for ways to grow their businesses. For example, there is something enchanting about returning to the world of optimistic naive confidence, forgetting current challenges by moving from one faddish idea to the next--such as from empowerment, to quality initiatives, to re-engineering, to mergers, etc. |
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